Sentence examples for disinterested with from inspiring English sources

As the night wore on everyone got disinterested with smoking alcohol and started a late night jam session, while I sat on a chair wishing I was still deaf.

Examining relations between attentional disengagements and motivation and interest suggested that participants who were motivated to perform well in their classes tend to mind-wander less when they were bored or disinterested with the course material and tended to mind-wander more about future class performance (such as thinking about an upcoming exam).

The source of unhappiness for many Americans included how disinterested they were with their work with only 51%% of Americans finding their jobs interesting.

Unlike their rock star brethren, who've historically been disinterested in dabbling with startups, quite a few hip hop artists have amassed good-sized portfolios.

"Testing is there to provide the fan, who is already disinterested in drug use, with plausible deniability because the leagues tell the fans the athletes are clean because they have drug testing".

By this point in time, my wife was sincerely disinterested in discussing anything with anybody.

"The thing I remember most was that it was pitch-black in there and hard to see anything you were buying, but that – together with the glamorously disinterested shop assistants and Slade soundtrack – was proof of absolute credibility for me".

He labeled Ms Halonen's statements as "cynical" and said they did not account for the shared experience of his country, Georgia, Ukraine and others, as part of the Soviet empire.It would be wrong to conclude from the Finnish president's remarks that her country is disinterested in Europe's relations with Moscow.

The Obama campaign team has done an effective job of defining Romney as someone disinterested in -- and disconnected with -- the problems of the middle class.

In that era, qualified leaders, still usually drawn from the landed gentry, were expected to be disinterested, not to be confused with "uninterested" -- the former means impartial, not bored.

For the person who desires more frequency, they typically find themselves always being the one to initiate, and they might end up feeling like their partner is never interested, or worse yet, disinterested when requests are met with rejection.